Singularity Smart Product Conference Announces First Batch of Speakers, Set for July 17-18 in Beijing

The Global Product Manager Conference has officially been rebranded as the Singularity Smart Product Conference, reflecting the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on product development and management. The inaugural event under its new name will take place on July 17-18, 2026, at the Beijing Jinmao Sheraton Hotel. "We renamed it 'Singularity' because more and more product professionals are experiencing a clear inflection point: AI is no longer just an efficiency plugin but is becoming the foundational capability of products themselves," the organizing team stated. The conference aims to move beyond traditional product management frameworks to focus on three core themes: how to design and deliver AI-native products, how software paradigms are being reshaped in the Agent era, and how to build sustainable growth and business models for real-world AI applications. The first batch of keynote speakers has been announced, featuring practitioners who are building cutting-edge AI products on the front lines — from those developing disruptive AI tools in the open to those driving productivity transformation inside enterprises. The organizers emphasized that they are seeking speakers who can deliver "code-level honest retrospectives, lessons from failures, and quantifiable results" rather than abstract concepts. The conference comes at a pivotal moment for the AI industry. As large language models mature and agentic systems begin to enter production environments, product managers face unprecedented challenges in designing interfaces and experiences that bridge powerful AI capabilities with practical user needs. The Singularity Smart Product Conference aims to serve as a gathering point for the emerging discipline of AI-native product management. Early-bird tickets are now available, and the organizers are also accepting speaker proposals from practitioners with real-world AI product experience spanning agents, enterprise intelligence, AI-native workflows, multimodal systems, embodied intelligence, and hardware.